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2019 Big Book of Surgery Supplement - December 2018

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5 0 • S U P P L E M E N T T O O U T PAT I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E • D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 8 SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT For Anterior Total Hips, You Need This Table Orthopedic surgeons can do everything from trauma to total knees on the legendary Mizuho OSI Hana surgical table. But this platform shines its brightest in Anterior Approach to Total Hip Arthroplasty procedures. The table supports safe hyperextension, adduction and external rotation of the leg, and a patented lift system improves femoral exposure for enhanced component placement. Hana is also ideal for hip arthroscopy, total knees, femur and tibia fractures and many other procedures. Features include a carbon fiber table top, foot pedal controls and your choice of AC or battery operation. For more information, visit www.mizuhosi.com/hana, use the enclosed reader service card or visit www.bigbookofsurgery.com. At Last, an Alternative to Pricey Orthopedic Navigation Systems Get outstanding orthopedic navigation without a big capital expense with OrthAlign. The company's single-use, palm-sized devices deliver precise real-time data on implant alignment. They are compatible with all implant systems for total knee, unicondylar knee and total hip arthroplasties. Models include KneeAlign, UniAlign and HipAlign. Simple to implement and operate, OrthAlign technology only requires a half day of staff training. No capital outlay, service contracts or software upgrade costs. Try OrthAlign risk-free for five cases! For more information, call (866) 582-0879, email info@orthalign.com, visit www.orthalign.com, use the enclosed reader service card or visit www.bigbookofsurgery.com. Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Treatment for the Outpatient Surgery Center For patients with moderate to severe lumbar spinal stenosis, trust coflex Interlaminar Stabilization, the non-fusion post- decompression treatment solution with proven results backed by 5 year Level 1 data. Compared to fusion, coflex patients typically require shorter operative time, experience less blood loss, and may not require overnight stay. Now with CPT and ASC coding clarity, coflex isn't just a smart option for LSS treatment, but also a smart fit for the outpatient environment. For more information, including clinical data and procedural videos, visit www.paradigmspine.com, use the enclosed reader service card or visit www.bigbookofsurgery.com.

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